Hubbly Bubbly

Do You Remember Hubbly Bubbly?

Do You Remember Hubbly Bubbly?

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  Hutch143 on 2018-09-10 13:19:51

  Hell yes , loved Hubbly Bubbly , we stayed at Chilton Chine Holiday Camp every year , seems Isle of Wight was the only place I ever saw it. Used to love the Lime flavour. I seem to remember there were quite a lot of flavours. Great Memories

  
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  KENNY77 on 2016-12-18 17:13:52

  Hi,was having a clearout of my spare room and found a steel sign advertising Hubbly Bubbly,i Googled it and it led me to this page,interesting to read the comments.Was there a South African and British version? I think the sign i have must be a British one as i am in the U.K myself.I would post a picture of it,but i don't think there is a facility to do so. But if anyone was interested in buying it,(i see in the comments there are a few people who collect Hubbly Bubbly memorabilia) perhaps i could Email a picture of it.Thanks,Kenny.

  
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  landu27573 on 2015-12-04 16:42:51

  found a botle reaten Hubbly Bubbly in red letters, its open, but not broken r cracked, can i sell it, i in Namibia. 0818246889

  
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  Aligotte on 2015-09-14 18:25:14

  I also have a lot of empty bottles and double unopened bottles of various flavours. I am a collector of Hubbly Bubbly items and I am SERIOUSLY looking for unopened Hubbly Bubbly Cola flavour bottles in tact, as well as any other Hubbly Bubbly items available from those years.

  
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    Neils on 2015-10-21 10:36:49

    Hi Aligotte, My cousin Peter Henning & his wife Lynette, who lived in East London S.A., were the Advertidsing, Mr & Mrs Hubbly Bubbly, in the 5 's & 60's, their photo's were on all the big billboards, in a white convertable, she had a big blonde beehive hairstyle etc.. if you have copies of these, i would be interested. regards, neil , johannesburg

    
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      Aligotte on 2015-10-21 17:50:31

      Hi Neils, Unfortunately I can not be of help on your request. I would also love to have such ad material in my collection. I also collect any memorabilia of Hubbly Bubbly I can lay my hands on but old ad boards and stuff are very expensive and not easy to come by.

      
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        landu27573 on 2015-12-04 16:46:59

        hei i found a funny looking bottle, it looks old, its reaten Hubbly Bubbly in red letters, at the beck, it has a picture on two people with straws, can i sellb it? if yes, whats its price?

        
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      glynwill on 2015-11-13 08:17:14

      Neils Can you contact me please? I was a journalist in EL. Thanks

      
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        Neils on 2015-11-13 08:21:33

        Hi Glyn Will, As requested, contacting you, re The Hennings/ Hubbly Bubbly. My contact number is 0824570285

        
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          glynwill on 2015-11-13 09:34:17

          Neils I am in Australia. Not sure where you are. Are you on email? Regards Glyn.

          
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            Neils on 2015-11-13 09:36:54

            Hi Glyn, In Johannesburg, neils@tsw.co.za.

            
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  michaeld on 2015-07-15 17:01:17

  I am looking for any unopened/opened bottles of hubbly bubbly to purchase for my Mother, as she often talks about this soft drink when discussing childhood memories. (Johannesburg area)

  
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    Aligotte on 2015-09-13 11:08:57

    I may have a few unopened bottles. Contact me at info@soiltreet.com

    
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    Aligotte on 2015-09-14 18:30:47

    michaeld, I am situated in Bronkhorstspruit South Africa, not very far from you. I could maybe have what you want.

    
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  marktwo on 2015-05-31 14:56:28

  we always holidayed in norfolk and one my fondest memory as a child was the great taste of the hubbly bubbly drink we find on great yarmouth market,the green one my top favourite,think was lemon n lime to wash down the now long gone matheson cakes we always had each day or the lovely chip stalls [luckily still there].. wonder if any one remember the real fruit ice creams sold on a stall on yarmouth sea front near the oasis

  
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  derekc on 2014-11-27 17:12:12

  The soft drink HUBBLY BUBBLY originated in East London South Africa in 1953. My father, Raymond Chilton was the originator. Obviously I grew up with it in my heart, spending all of my school holidays working in the factory because I wanted to. After passing matric and fulfilling my national service commitment I joined the business. The soft drink business is not highly profitable and by the end of 1974 we did not have the financial wherewithal any more to continue to hold Coca Cola at bay. We therefore sold our equipment and closed up. In 1983 I was fortunate to win a motorcycle riding comp. which allowed me a trip to England Where I was able to visit Mr Richard "Dick" Cooper the MD of Hubbly Bubbly GB.

  
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    glynwill on 2015-11-13 08:20:02

    Derek I'd like to contact you please. I was a journalist in EL. Thanks Glyn W.

    
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    flashmillar on 2017-02-15 13:18:47

    Hi derek My mom and dad were the 2 models in east london for hubby;y bubbly in the late 60's. i have 1 of her posters still.

    
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    Dayla on 2018-09-10 09:58:04

    Derek, I am the son of Richard now running the drinks business which is called DAYLA. I have some pictures of myself with your Father whom I remember fondly...my email address is tim@dayladrinks.co.uk . It would be great to exchange some memories. Tim Cooper

    
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    LaniL on 2019-06-19 17:19:47

    My husband's grandfather was Graham Whyte from Cradock. He was a franchise holder of Hubbly Bubbly . We inherited his collection of bottles, recipies and memorabilia. He also had the Royal Crown Cola franchise.

    
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  derekm on 2014-11-22 08:10:36

  Shorty my father working for Tunbridge Jones in Basingstoke. During my school holidays I would go to work with him on the lorry and clean the warehouse. I remember with wooden crates and the splinters, no gloves in those days.

  
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  Stretch on 2014-10-22 15:42:43

  Yes, great drink. We used to have in what was Rhodesia and I actually have 2 empty bottles on a shelf in my study. Wow, that goes back many years.

  
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  Shorty on 2014-02-20 12:43:32

  I used to work for a soft drinks firm called Tunbridge Jones Ltd, in Reading in the 70's. We used to sell it. It used to come in small wooden creates, and was a nightmare to stack and move around on the old sack barrows! Great to drink though!!!!